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belle MAY 2010 Jennie Meharg revives “A Doll’s House” SPIRITUAL DIAGNOSTICS Untangle Life’s Knots HEAD AND TOE: Style for Summer THE CHECKOUT GIRL Loving Your Body WOMEN YOU SHOULD KNOW: VMFA’s Carol Amato Virginia Bertholet of Evie’s Network City Planner Rachel Flynn STAGE PRESENCE

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Page 1: Belle May 2010

belle MAY 2010

Jennie Meharg revives “A Doll’s House”

SPIRITUAL DIAGNOSTICS Untangle Life’s Knots

HEAD AND TOE:Style for Summer

THE CHECKOUT GIRLLoving Your Body

WOMEN YOU SHOULD KNOW:VMFA’s Carol AmatoVirginia Bertholet of Evie’s NetworkCity Planner Rachel Flynn

STAGEPRESENCE

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ON THE COVER:Jennie Meharg plays Nora in “A Doll’s House” at the Henley Street Theatre this month. Photo by Chris Smith

STYLE & SUBSTANCE 5

PLUS:

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BEING THERE:13

PERSONALITIES 19PROFILE:

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FASHION CUES 22RUNWAY: 22 DETAILS: 24DETAILS:

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BODY & SOUL 28ALTERNATIVES:

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Belle is published monthly and is free. One copy per person. Belle may be distributed by authorized distributors only. Style Weekly subscriptions are available for $49 (third class mail) and $99 (first class mail). Style Weekly, 1313 E. Main St., Suite 103, Richmond, Va. 23219, (804) 358-0825; General fax (804) 358-1079; News fax (804) 355-9089; Classified phone (804) 358-2100; Classified fax (804) 358-2163.

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While summer inches closer with its promise of sandy feet, real sun-streaked highlights and bronzed complexions, this crystal chandelier — complete with anchor — seems the perfect statement-making focal point for a river house, beach house or wherever you indulge your “Pirates of the Caribbean” daydreams. $2,450 at V for the Home.

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Bright EyesSeasonal allergy sufferers

want bigger, brighter eyes without the red. Here are some simple tricks from Jonye Cordova of jonyefaces:

• Start with well-groomed eyebrows. Clean strays to define shape.

• Pat concealer on inside and under eyes to brighten and reduce darkness.

Cocktails and makeovers get the girls together.

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— DEVERON TIMBERLAKE

• From lid to brow, apply flesh-toned eye shadow. In the crease, apply soft taupe or a neutral shade that’s slightly darker.

• Using a flat liner brush underneath your top lashes at their bases, apply a waterproof cake eyeliner in black or brown into the lash line. This is known as tight lining.

• A white or nude eyeliner on the inner eye and the inside rim of the bot-tom lashes will open eyes and reduce red.

• Lightly fill in the bottom lashes with a thin line of soft brown powder or pencil eyeliner. Curl and apply mascara to top lashes only for your quick eye-opener.

Couturier Michael Taylor and stylist Rain Renee offer to bring their image-enhancing ideas to private parties.

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ST YLE & SUBSTANCE

AMBIENCE:

CUISINE:

MARKET:

OCCASION:

MAKE A DAY OF IT: URBAN FARMHOUSE MARKET & CAFE

HOURS:

Just Browsing

1. Internet Archives archive.org

2. Ohio State University Plant-Facts plantfacts.osu.edu

3. Gernot Katzer’s Spice pages uni-graz.at/~katzer/engl/index.html

Urban Farmhouse Market & Café

Above: Stephanie Katherine, manager at the Urban Farmhouse, serves a salad of local ingredients.

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BYRD HOUSE MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

Growth

NORTH OF THE JAMES MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

LAKESIDE FARM-ERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

WEST END FARM-ERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

GROWERS’ MARKET AT 17TH STREET FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

HUGUENOT-ROBIOUS FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

RED, WHITE AND BREW: A CELEBRATION OF VIRGINIA WINES AND BEERS

Products:

Good to know:

GROWERS’ MARKET AT 17TH STREET FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

SOUTH OF THE JAMES MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

ASHLAND FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

When and where to findthe goods at local farmers’ markets.

Index

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CHESTER FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

LAKESIDE FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

GOOCHLAND FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

OLD TOWNE PETERSBURG MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

ST. STEPHEN’S FARMERS’ MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

Laura Lee Chandler, president of the board of directors of the YWCA of Richmond; with her daughter Katie Chandler Merritt, annual fund director for the Virginia Muse-um of Fine Arts, helped Impact 100 surpass its fundraising goal.

WEST END FARMERS MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

SUNDAY VINTAGE MARKET

Products:

Good to know:

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The inside story on living it up.

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Bonvenu

Saturday Stroll

Belvidere at Broad

Groovin’ in the Garden

Jakob Dylan and Three Legs Neko Case

“Simply Sinatra”

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An actress puts the smaller moments on canvas.

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Eve Plumb, who played Jan on the television show “The Brady Bunch,” shows her oil paintings at Chasen Galleries in Carytown, where she chatted with fans at an opening night reception. The still lifes sell for $1200 to $4500, and capture scenes from Plumb’s California home and environs.

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Problem: “I just can’t seem to find the time to get a workout in.”

Solution: Bologna! You’re telling me you don’t have even 20 minutes to spare in your day? Even the President of the United States has time for workouts!

It will take some planning, organization and arranging but with practice you will definitely find enough time to get some workouts into that busy sched-ule. This is where this month’s workout is going to come into play. Not only will you be challenging your body in new ways with a variety of workouts, but you’ll be combining cardio and resistance training, and further boosting your metabolism with increased weight resistance. Let’s get started!

Problem: “I haven’t started yet.”

Solution: Today is day 1. Let’s get started!

I’m sure you have some form of fitness goal in mind. For example “I want to be bikini ready for the beach this summer.” First thing is first. Assess the situation. You need to know where you are starting. Take measurements of your body. Your weight is one number. Get a tailor’s tape and measure the circumference of at least these reference points of your body: Neck, Shoulders, abdomen at bellybutton, hips where your rear-end protrudes the furthest, and thigh right under your rear-end. Record these measure-ments so that you may reference them later.

You may also choose to assess your strength with a pushup test and 60 second cruch test. Basically, see how much or many of something you can do and set your goals accordingly. You may be able to do only 5 pushups the first time. You can then set a goal to do 10 or 20 at a time. The same may be applied to your cardio.

To be SMART your goal needs to be: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-Bound. An example of a SMART goal is (Specifically): To be down 5% body fat (attainable within the timeframe) from my current measurement (measurable) so that I’m able to fit into my yellow polka-dot bikini (realistic) by Memorial Day weekend (time-bound).

List your SMART goal and ask yourself these questions:

How is it measurable? Can I realistically attain the goal? How is it time-bound? Is it specific? You can’t be too specific with a SMART goal.

For more help with assessments and setting goals, go to an American Fam-ily Fitness location and consult with a personal trainer. You can find previous month’s Belle Fit Challenge workouts and menus at styleweekly.com/bellefit.

Problem: “I’ve been following the workouts and nutrition program and I have hit a plateau. I’m not seeing the changes like I did in the beginning.”

Solution: Plateaus can be frustrating. You’ve been working hard and you aren’t seeing the rewards for it. It’s enough to make anyone fall out of their workout excitement. But stay strong! It only takes a change or two to get results again. A plateau can occur as a result of your body adjusting to the workouts and eating habits that you have been following. This is actually a great thing because it means you have been stepping up to new fitness levels. Congratulations! Now, let’s step it up.

To make an effect on this plateau we can change a number of things from the pattern and amount of days you are exercising, to the speed, weight or tool that you use in your current routine. If you are working out every other day, try working out two or three days in a row. Then keep it light with moderate cardio on the “off” days and continue performing the daily chores such as gardening, cleaning the house, and feeding the horses (or kids), as every movement helps in your daily calorie burn.

Try your exercises with different tools such as dumbbells, barbells, bun-gee tubes, cables, machines, medicine balls, etc. Two of my favorite tools include the kettlebell and the TRX suspension system. Not only are they convenient to take with you, unlike a set of dumbbells or a machine, but they offer the ability to combine cardio and resistance training into one workout. They are great for travel, even on a vacation to the beach, where you wouldn’t want to be stuck inside a gym. To learn the moves from a Russian Kettlebell and TRX certified trainer, join Andi for the Belle Fit Challenge on May 1st.

Start towards your goals and conquer plateaus.

By now, if you have been following the Belle Fit Challenge workouts, you may notice you have hit a plateau. You aren’t seeing the changes that you did in the first two months. This may be happening for a few reasons such as your body is getting comfortable with your workouts or you’re not able to stay committed to the workouts in general. We will review some solutions to these and other problems.

And if you haven’t started following any fitness plan yet, let me ask you, why not? If not now…when?

Breaking through the wall that is you

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The Two Hand Kettlebell Hipswing (or Water Jug Hipswing)Here’s how it goes: Stand with your feet an inch or two wider than hip width. Begin swinging the kettlebell by bending forward from your hips and bending you knees to move your rear end back. Think of squatting over a public toilet. Keep your head up, shoulders back, chest out and back straight. Now, pull the kettlebell, between your legs, back towards your body and then explosively but with control stand straight up, tightening all of the muscles in your legs and glutes. Breathe out as you do this. The motion of your hips should drive the kettlebell up in front as you use shoulder and upper back strength to lift the kettlebell to eye level. Allow the kettlebell to fall back down between your legs to repeat the swing move-ment. The tempo of this exercise should be quick and without pause.

The Garden Hose Whip-It (or Blanket Whip-It)How to Whip-it: Stand with your feet at hip width. Grip, with both hands, either the end of a garden hose or the corners of a blanket. Lift your hands towards the sky and then, while breathing out, pull your arms back towards the ground. While you do this, tighten your abs and bend your legs as if you are slamming something on the ground. Without rest, lift your arms back up towards the sky and repeat the movements. As with the kettlebell hipswing, this should be done quickly and without pause.

Medicine Ball Squat-Shot (or Weighted Bounce Ball Squat-Shot)The Squat-Shot: Standing with feet hip width apart, hold the ball at your chest. Squat down, keeping your head and chest up and your abs tight, then explosively stand and throw the ball up and for-ward as if shooting for a target. Retrieve the ball by bending your legs into a squat and pull-ing the ball to your chest and repeat the movement. This too should be done without pause and as fast as you can while maintaining control.

The following exercises are full body utilizing your legs, glutes, hip flexors, core, upper back and shoulders. Plus they incorporate cardio because you are working without rest.

Example Example Example

Rotate through the set three to five times. Perform each exercise for a time of 30 to 60 seconds depending on your fitness level and time availablefor the total workout. Four rounds should take 20 to 25 minutes. You can do this on your lunch break!

Kettlebell Hip SwingStep Back Lunge

Bent Over Row (1 or 2 hands)Push Up

Whip-ItWalk-It-Out

Squat & Shoulder Press (1 or 2 hands)Side Plank

Squat-ShotY-T-Upside Down V

Walking Lunge with Bicep Curl45 Degree Crunch

� New! Add These �

Crabwalk – like when you were a kid. On your hands and feet with chest facing the sky. Now walk.

Challenge! Hold a weight on your stomach while you walk. Don’t drop it!

Bridge w/Lat Pull-Over – with a weight in your hands hold them over your chest. Keep your arms straight

and drop them behind your head. Now tighten your abs, breath out and pull them back to start.

Challenge! Add a crunch, pushing the weight to the sky!

Side to Side Twist – sitting on the floor with your feet in front of you, keep your knees touching. Lean back arms length from your knees. Now twist side to side.

Keep your knees touching!

Challenge! Hold a weight at your chest!

When you are comfortable with the new moves, try them one-handed. Remember to keep your shoulders square and maintain form.

Andi Surface

Personal Trainer,

American

Family Fitness

What are Kettlebells? They are weights that look like a cannon ball on the bottom with a thick, attached handle. They also look like an old cast iron kettle. They can be used like a dumbbell to perform most anything you can use a dumbbell for but they come with an added bonus. Because of the displacement of the weight and the thick smooth handle, they can be used in a ballistic fashion, allowing you to swing the weight. Think muscle confusion.

The following exercises utilize the kettlebell. If you don’t have a kettlebell you can use a water jug. Simply fill the jug with water and/or sand and wrap a small towel through the handle. Hold onto the towel to perform the exercise. Note: this is going to be a challenging workout for your grip. Do you ever have a hard time opening pickle jars? Not anymore!

Pick a size or weight that’s pretty light to start. When you get your form down you may progress to a heavier weight.

For this month’s workout combine exercises so that your workout consists of a push action, a pull action, a vertical movement, a locomotion movement and some core specific moves. Here are three examples…

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CONGRATULATIONS!Now that you have been following the Belle Fit Challenge for 60 days a healthy lifestyle has become your routine. The longer you continue your new healthy routines the more likely they will develop into habits. On average it takes at least 21 repetitions of an action before it becomes a habit. By continuing to log your food consumption and daily exercise you will ensure that your new healthier lifestyle will become a habit. Have fun developing healthy habits. Set goals and reward yourself once you have achieved those goals. However, remember to make sure the rewards you choose reinforce your new healthier lifestyle. Eating healthy and increasing your activity levels is wonderful but be careful not to choose old behaviors as rewards. A box of doughnuts can quickly cancel out all of the positive choices you made during the week and although they do indeed taste delicious going down, you more than likely will not only feel ill after eating them you will also feel guilty. Those doughnuts are just not worth it. Instead, choose to reward yourself with things that will reinforce your new healthy lifestyle such as exercise equipment, new gym clothes or perhaps something trendy you were not comfortable wearing before you began the Belle Fit Challenge. Avoid resorting back to old food choices when in a hurry or craving comfort foods.

Be adventurous with your food selections. Try new fruits and vegetables as often as you can. Not only will this make mealtime more exciting it will also expand your options for healthier meals. Try to do the majority of your grocery shopping around the perimeter of the store, by doing so you will avoid most processed foods that are traditionally full of empty calories and nutritionally void. Here is a sample menu full of healthy options to help keep the new healthier you inspired:

Tina Shiver is a Registered Dietitian who is Ellwood Thompson’s consulting nutritionist and also runs her own private practice, Lighten Up Inc, www.tinashiver.com.

Thursday Breakfast Ellwood’s Tofu or Egg Scramble & Fresh Fruit from the Breakfast BarLunch Almond Butter & Banana Sandwich on Whole Grain Bread with an AppleDinner Apricot-Mustard Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Grilled Asparagus

MondayBreakfast Yogurt Parfait, Plain Yogurt topped with Granola and Fresh Fruit.Lunch Gazpacho with Whole Grain Garlic ToastDinner Grilled Shrimp Kabobs with Rice Pilaf Vegetables

TuesdayBreakfast Nature’s Path Crunch Vanilla Sunrise Cereal with Blueberries and MilkLunch Raw Spaghetti and Fresh Fruit from Ellwood Thompson’s Raw BarDinner Caribbean Catfish with Rice and Beans

Snacks!Banana Shake¼ cup Nuts & Fruit1 oz. Cheese & FruitHummus, Cheese & NutsBanana & Nut ButterGreek Yogurt & FruitCottage Cheese & FruitWhole Grain Crackers & Nut Butter

SaturdayBreakfast Whole Grain Pancakes topped with Baked Apples and Maple SyrupLunch Tuna Fish Sandwich and a Cup of Dill Tomato SoupDinner Ellwood Thompson’s Hot Bar

Sunday Breakfast Black Bean Breakfast BurritoLunch Sushi Rolls from Ellwood Thompson’s Local MarketDinner Fish Tacos with Spanish Rice

Friday Breakfast Bagel with Low Fat Cream Cheese and a Fresh PeachLunch Black Bean Burrito with AvocadoDinner Couscous with Tomatoes, Basil and Lentils

WednesdayBreakfast Fresh Cantaloupe SlicesLunch Chicken and Pear Salad on ArugulaDinner Asian Noodle and Seafood Soup

� full recipes available at styleweekly.com/bellefit

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Style Weekly’s quarterly magazine for Richmond volunteers and philanthropists.To be a part of the next issue of Richmond Giving, please contact Tonie Stevens, (804) 358-0825, ext. 331, or [email protected]

Time. Money. Encouragement. You get what you give.

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A woman’s quest to discuss

unspeakable loss.

What You Can Do to Help:• Acknowledge the stillbirth with a card, a call or a visit.

• Offer to help with memorial arrangements.

• Reach out to the husband or partner, who may be suffering silently.

• Cook a meal or help with housekeeping.

• Care for living children.

• Offer to return or donate baby items.

• Remember the mother with a card on Mother’s Day.

• Remember the baby with a card or donation on the delivery date.

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The museum’s new look is an invitation to gath-er, says its chief operat-ing officer, Carol Amato. “It is a wonderful piece of architecture — a de-sign that respects what

came before it, that communicates there’s

something good in here. It is a facility that is

beautiful and functional at the same time.”

Carol Amato makes the museum her business.

PERSONALITIES

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A tribute to artist Jennifer Yane, my mom.

PERSONALITIES

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IFashion gets curiouser and curiouser at Strut in Wonderland.

(Top left) Model Shanel Tyus wears a bow-collar jacket from Bliss and a ruffle dress from Pink.(Top right) Brittany Watson shows a feather top and skirt designed by Norah Caldwell.(Bottom left) Models rehearse the rabbit scene. Kamala Bhagat plays Alice in a white, embroidered mini-dress from MiLA Bridal. Ciera Pope and Brittany Watson wear dresses from South Moon Under. Jenny Yoo wears a design by VCU student Lia Beck. Stephanie McArthur wears white leggings and a grey sweater from Eurotrash.(Bottom right) Model Kamala Bhagat wears a gown from miLA Bridal. Erico Jordan plays the Mad Hatter in a metallic jacket from Exile.

FASHION CUES

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Stephanie McArthur in a floor-length peacock feather gown by VCU student Krystal Vaquerano. Christie Black wears a purple taffeta dress from Bits & Pieces.Shanel Tyrus wears a silk sleeveless top with pencil skirt designed by VCU student Alexandra Byrd.

Bottom left to right: Josh Mitchell wears a seersucker suit provided by stylist Silas Redd with a bow tie from Peter Blair.Aimee Hawkins in a cocktail dress designed by VCU student Alexandra Byrd, carrying a clutch from Irresistibles.

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Hats are a natural accent.

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